When water cooling goes too far 🤯 

What case is that?

Hyte y60 my man

bro that thing is huge💀

Can you try mercury next?

How much do u earn can u tell

Yes, yes we did

Nah that’s radioactive waste. It makes the computer go on steroids

Wasn't it called gack or something maybe I'm thinking of something else that was a long as time ago

​@@ryanclark9386 lol I loved Gak when I was a kid, but my parents absolutely hated it since it always ended up in the carpet🤣.

@@NeuralValley how is that too far? no active cooling on GPU backplate, no active cooling on Ram, No active cooling on the mother board components,.. this is BY FAR not as far as you can go... try again pleb.

100%

90c if its a 13900k lol

@@beboid dude thats what im saying. that thing runs so hot

@@caffeinatedspade omg my new 5900x was running like 80 but if y’all turn your voltage down just a tad it’ll help temps a lot

@@abrambeast7498 80c is fine for a stock 5900x tbh

LOL! Right, also if your curious EK Cryo-Fuel Neon Green (affiliate): amzn.to/3OLE4H8

@@NeuralValley 😀❤️ thnx for replying on dog shit joke 📉💀

Isnt car coolant just water tho lol

​@@bigbadtmate...

@@bigbadt wth no

It tickles my brain.... Not in a good way

Fr brooo i was going to say that. Nice and expensive build but couldn't you just put them parallel 😤. I would be pissed ngl

​@@doze_gif I paid for a system like that I'd be pissed. There's a people buy extra piping cause that was a 2 minute redo, lazy from whoever created it but guy is happy so 🤷🏻‍♂️

Same, plus they are covering the LCD display. I don't like how this came out, but can appreciate the work that went into it.

Me too, my o.c.d went through the roof 😅

Well check Angies list 😀

Plumber johnny sins?🗿🗿

😂👍

Mam I do my own plumbing.

Indians can own any job for saving money

We're good :)

Omg me too my OCD said nope , please fix it haha looks sweet as he'll tho

Yeah it looked very off to me

R u serious? It looks incredible Gtfoh

Triggered me in the video. I can't have runs like that lol

now you're scaring me

@@isenewotheophilus6485it’s not bad if it dose just turn off the pc and wipe it down and never use it again

@@JB_Voo 😂😂😂

@@JB_Voo The never use it again part is what you don’t want after spending so much.

@@JB_Voodose?

We had to get permitting for this

@@NeuralValley 💀

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😂😂😂😂

Idk how this is funny u ppl need help being so negative and hating like you dont think that shits dope!

Nintendo 64 kid all over again

My phone that sat in the sun for 5 seconds laughs in 390degrees Kelvin

My Laptop works as a Heater as well, it's 2 in 1

The middle one? Lmao

Same super off level 😭

@@Serexityy_ yes

@@Serexityy_ One coming off the cpu

Yeah. It's not great.

🥵

☢️☢️☢️😂😂🎉

"Cool build" 💀💀💀💀

@@IsaacFoster.. C'mon man, now I'm feeling bad

​@@cringemaki don't be man, don't be.

A TMNT theme would’ve been so perfect for this.

​@@foreveryday15 bruuuuuuu FACTS

we never asked

@@hummisman i asked

@@hummisman i also asked

@@gigabytetrash6304 well I didn’t 💀

@@hummisman then speak for yourself, not "we"

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👽 apprently they are real 😊

It’s what it feels like.

It’s a hobby people are passionate about, just like how someone is passionate about playing a sport.

I Love it.

That's the point 👽👾

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Was just coming in to say the same, fix the non parralel horizontals.

It also covers the temp display

Doesnt Even Look Nice .

Same lmao

Tilted pipe got me tilted.

I'm from India & Here you can't afford it even by selling both of your kidneys 😂

@@Vijay_Mahatolmfao funniest comment

​@@Vijay_Mahatodamn 🔥 💀😭🤣 great one

😂😂​@@Vijay_Mahato

THAT is funny ! He's probably doing the engineering specs on it now..

I love your profile, he was a real man

@@matinpirasteh7234 thanks 💗

Yea he was a real man that got blown to really small bits rofl

Most people turn them on to use them as a space heater... Not this guy!

U write this dumb comment on the same Platform that is filled to the brim with every tutorial imaginable

How do you even do that? Water vacuum to the tank?😂

​@@AcoreOneRlovEjust throw it out and start again

Omg dude, thats exactly, thats exactly why i like air cooled pc

Sir that would be 400$ for the fluid change thanks for being our customer.

How about covering temp display on the cooler in the middle of the mb ? 😂like these guys that make a living working with cooling solutions

We went to RU-vid University

What is he trying too cool? A nuclear reactor?

Yeah that fluid looks cool but I always just run basic distilled water with biocide for longevity

So change the fluid frequently

@@TheRealRickRU-vid That's way too much work in some builds

pastel coolant isn't always a problem. I ran mayhems pastel white for well over 2 years with no issues. I did turn the PC on pretty much every day though, and it will still eat through the nickel plate on your blocks. i also tried some of that stuff that swirls like shampoo, avoid it like the plague. will settle out of the loop in like 2 hours.

I hear you on the tubes but I’ve been running that vue fluid since January with no issues and good temps. It’s fallen out a bit now but no clogging or temp issues, bouta change it out soon. Ran EK cryofuel solid for a year before that with no issues either just saying.

depending on if the pc is running more then 8 hours a day might only be 3 :P (the 1 time I used vue it only took 4 month's before I noticed something was off and did emergency maintenance. some minor dropout on all the fitting but blocks were still clear and almost sandblasted by the particles, looked brand spanking new :P

@@anub1s15 you don't want your parts "sandblasted". It strips the nickel off everything speeding inevitable corrosion. Not to mention shortened pump life.

@@redline4124 true but i see it conceptually the same as sandblasting...though thankfully much milder. my blocks came out looking better then brand new and my acrylics which took on a nasty yellow tint from some green dye were clear again. so it sure did seem like the floating stuff in the vue did a mild sandblasting of my parts. (and yes it can and has worked it's way through nickel platings, do not use for years :P.. hell I've started recommending it as a lazy way of cleaning :P run for 2 month's flush and all will look shiny and new again ^^ )

Fingers crossed!

@@NeuralValley bro got 180 days left 💀

Honestly!

@@NeuralValley thanks for the reply dude !

@@Adam9k12 Thanks for commenting 💪

Luke Lafreniere did that with his mineral oil PC like a decade ago.

​@@tynewlinI've seen it somewhere. Linus, maybe.

Same. At first I’d put up with it but it’d slowly drive me nuts.

Frfr

Its not OCD its just normal to like shit even

Yep, whole build is garbage

Thank you. The algorithm sent me here, I know nothing about this stuff, and thats the first thing I noticed.

what i was thinkin

@@christophershepherd1983 here I’ll add some salt to that steak friend, that little screen is used for monitoring temperatures so it’s pretty important so it’s even worst than just covering a screen the tubes are literally the cooling 💀

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Air cooling is more effective and more reliable. That same rig with just a Noctua cpu heatsink would be more than enough cooling, given all the other fans in there.

@@ikandusiensme I think high end watercooling has become more of a gimmic now. You're always going to have those people who feel the need to make their system look as expensive as possible so they can go "hey, look at me!". When I see these 'Battle Station' gamers, I can't help but laugh at them.

​@@ikandusiensme Sorry but not for GPUs when pulling more than 250Watts. Eg: a RTX 3080 using 300Watts would basically put in your case 300watts worth of heat that even if you can keep it under 70 C° will increase the temperature of your whole system. However using liquid cooling you can configure it such a way that all that heat goes straight out of your case without warming the rest of the components and ensuring that your GPU is never even going above 60 degrees

@@losaeroburros proper airflow removes the heat without giving it much of a chance to heat up the whole system. the heat is transferred to the fluid, the fluid doesnt magically negate all the heat- so the heat is technically still inside the case. don't even get me started on nvidia not allowing blower configs for gpus, which would actually direct the heat straight out of the case. you can look up countless tests people have done regarding efficiency of air vs liquid cooling, and the results are within just a couple of degrees. i would much rather not run the risk of a pump going out without me knowing or a leak happening and spewing fluid inside the case.

More like a TV

How tf he use that

😂 the urge to have things level is real

I aas wondering about that. It looked peetry thick.

YESSSSS

Yeah Ive heard that stuff is a pain when you're flushing the loop.

Send it back. That shit was crooked a hell. 🤣

how is that too far? no active cooling on GPU backplate, no active cooling on Ram, No active cooling on the mother board components,.. this is BY FAR not as far as you can go... try again pleb.

looks OVERKILL

What tv is tha

Nice a person who actually shows us where to buy the stuff thanks 👍

Yup, when i was younger i always wanted a liquid cooled pc like this but once you get an actual PC you realize how useless it is and how much of a hassle is going to be later on when one thing fails.

Idk if you mean that particular fluid, but I'm general they last 2 years with being cycled, and potentially longer if you're careful with part selection

A friend of mine uses 90% destiled water and 10% automotive antifreeze, if it cools cars for years with much higher temperates so it can cool a PC no problem, 4 years without changing the fluid and is still Cristal clear

@@misuotto damn that's actually big brain af

Yeah that opaque, milky stuff seems to always make a mess and clog up tha small cooling fins.

Okay!

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Appreciate you mate! TY

You go big or you go out of aliment tube.

Not if maintained properly. Just has to flush and replace every few months

Not if maintained properly. Just has to flush and replace every few months

@@salvasaur Fair I suppose, if you want to put that level of effort in.

If I'm spending that much on a PC I will put in the time to baby the shit out of it lol

@@salvasaur Few months? Engine coolant lasts two years and is subjected to 200 degree temps routinely, this stuff goes bad in 2 months in a computer, wtf is it for.

Those are completely pointless as well. Flow meters and temp meters are stupid. You are adding extra restrictions for what? To know the fluid is moving? If you have a decent pump you will know just by looking at your reservoir. This build is pure vomit. Can't wait to see how excited the guy is when he has to completely dissamble every run, every block, his resorvoir, etc. when that primo chill breaks down in a year. I also did not see any drain port anywhere. Big oversight if using colored pre mix as you will have to drain it frequently.

Let's add more points of failure!